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Alpha Version:

Alpha versions are the earliest stages of software development.
They are typically not feature-complete and may contain many bugs and incomplete features.
Alpha versions are often used for internal testing and may not be released to the public.
Developers use alpha versions to identify and fix major issues.

Beta Version:

Beta versions come after alpha versions in the development cycle.
They are more stable than alpha versions but may still contain bugs and issues.
Beta versions are often released to a select group of users for testing, known as beta testers.
Beta testing helps identify issues and gather user feedback before the final release.

Release Candidate (RC):

A release candidate is a version of the software that is considered stable and feature-complete.
RC versions are released to a wider audience for testing to ensure there are no major issues.
If no critical bugs are found in the release candidate, it may become the final release.